Tribal People Try Día de Los Muertos Food For The First Time
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Villagers from remote Tribal regions of Pakistan Try Day Of The Dead Dishes
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As a Mexican myself, seeing you honor my favorite holiday, and seeing Mustafa and Naseeba’s reaction to Horchata, it’s all very much made my day! :)
España🇪🇸
Espana?
@@marcellarenusup3796 España
@@sopadecalavzacaballero4805 Wrong writing
@@marcellarenusup3796 Espana is the right writing?
Naseeba putting the food in the skulls’ noses has killed me 😂
What if the skulls sneezed 😂
Me, too!🤣
😂😂
Yes, me too. I laughed so bad. xD
Oh my god it was so funny and so adorable at the same time, bless her heart, she's amazing.
It is so rare to see our Elder friend enjoy something, I was so glad to see he liked the horchata.
True ♥️
And the candied pumpkin! 💞
4:01 Now that was funny. Tastes it in disappointment and immediately realizes how good it is. That change in expression gets me everyime :)
Naseeba's horchata reaction was priceless. I'll be making pozole verde this dia de los muertos, Id love to see them try that!
It would have to be chicken pozole. Pork is haram.
@@pomponi0 I was thinking turkey, safe for the muslims and hindus here.
I know! Omg Pozole Verdeeeee😍🤤
Manzoor giving hardcore solid advice about life conduct. Humbling.
Naseeba takes the glass away from mouth...
"OH MAN ITS SWEET!"
*goes for more*
meeeeeeeeex100
NOT NASEEBA STUFFING BREAD IN THE SKULL'S NOSE I'M DECEASED 😭😭😭
This is about to be the first Patreon I've ever paid for.
Thank you so much ❤️ Really means a lot 😊
Glad to hear that I wish more people support them as they are doing great job with a small but hardworking team.
@@Emrysrind I had offered to send them a gift card for 100 dollars, but they can't except that. I don't have a credit card. It would be only a one time gift. Can't afford more.
I'm thinking the same thing
"everyone should be nice to neighbours, their community and the poor" 100% true, worldwide. Thank you for this wisdom.
Feliz dia de los muertos from United States from a real Mexicano🤟🏿 Let’s celebrate the living by honoring our ancestors❤️
Feliz día!
❤️
Amen
coming from a hispanic person, your pronunciation of Dia de los Muertos is perfect 🤩
I cant believe these people are eating food from this Mexican holiday on the other side of the world 😂 this is so much fun to watch!
I love how everyone is so willing to try new or unusual things without much hesitation and in such good humour. And their language skills are top-notch, too, as when given new or foreign words, they immediately try to say them and often get them right.
This is how people should be everywhere- willing to embrace the cultures of others, even just for a brief moment.
As a Canadian, I believe multi-culturalism is the future. We are all on this rock in space, so we might as well enjoy each other on the ride. ♥️
Great video, as always! Thanks!
Well said 👏👏👏
'Well said' said no one...
@@malikiori are you mocking me?
@@youtube.silenced.m 'are you mocking me?' said no one. Nah man, just admiring your awesome ID. You have to admit that whatever you comment can sound like dialogue from a screenplay when read like that.
@@malikiori lol.. why do people trip over my name? And why do they always think I'm a dude?... (said no one) 😂😂😂
Naseeba’s reaction to the horchata makes me wanna drink it too
It's good....and more refreshing on a hot day than you would expect
Horchata is sooo good. You should try it out sometime if you can.
Horchata is amazing. And not very hard to make.
Try it, it's really nice :D
It’s delicious and sweet, and it can be a bit filling as well
Día de los Muertos is a blend of ancient Indigenous rituals and Catholicism. When the Spanish originally conquered Mexico in the 16th century, the Catholic Church was trying to successfully convert the various tribes of Mexico to Christianity. So combining a lot of prominent rituals, and having it coincide with the traditional Catholic holidays of All Saint's Day (November 1st) and All Soul's Day (November 2nd) was a nonviolent tactic to convert the population. In modern times, it's a blend of honoring those who have passed away, but also being glad for the life you have, and living it to the fullest!
Mustafa's Top 5 Quotes
1. Who Knows What They Put in this thing.
2. We cook this in our village with coal.
3. No I don't like it.
4. People who eat this food may like it.
5. May god forgive me wasting this food...
6. I hate its face
@@user-zc2hz3yj2k I feel like what he really means is "I don't like its appearance", but it was translated as "I hate its face", which was a hit with viewers and the producers kept it that way.
@@brianm2881 yes, it's like "I don't like the looks of it", and I'm also glad they left it that way
This would be a good shirt
As soon as they served up horchata, I just knew they would all love it! 🥛
Even Mustafa loved it 😄
As soon as they brought the horchata out, I was like "oh man, they're gonna love this!" That stuff is SO good!
They must watch Coco 🥰
Let them sing & dance to that song Un Poco Loco!!
I hear that song almost everyday, my daughter loves that movie…but it’s still a great song and catchy tune 😁
Don't say that, please.
Día de muertos is more than what they showed in that movie.
No.
@@ivetteperezjuarez6671 xD porqué tanto odio?
@@cavifax i don’t think it was hate and I love CoCo, but I do think it missed the other aspect of how the living might feel that day. For example, the folks that had passed away, well Miguel didn’t have any memories of them in his day to day life. He didn’t grieve for them the way someone who has lost a love Obed that that was meaningful in their day to day life. Many people now think that it is ONLY a celebration and that Mexicans don’t feel sadness on that day. When in reality all sorts of emotions are felt.
Also, it didn’t do the best at explaining the meaning behind certain symbols such as the cempasúchil flowers. That’s ok, I didn’t expect the movie to do all that, it just might not be the best video for an adult that may have deeper questions.
@@cavifax No es odio ni nada, pero para mí Coco es una película simple que quiso explicar -o apropiarse- una de las festividades más significativas y por ende, más complejas de México.
Tomar como referencia Coco me parece una falta de respeto, porque siento que la festividad así como las ofrendas están perdiendo su verdadero sentido y sólo lo hacen para llamar la atención de los turistas.
No sé, a mí no me gusta.
In Buddhist culture we celebrate the deceased on all special occasions we leave a small plate of food to celebrate their lives. In Japan at my obachan's house she had the black box up on a wall with my ojichan's uniform photo and there's a bell, every morning she'd ring the bell and serve fresh tea along with a fresh bowl of rice, light the incense and pray. I'm a Hawaiian/Japanese American I am a Christian so as an adult I leave plates for my parents birthday's and holiday's. So nice to see Mexicans do the same thing, just in a different way. Be Blessed everyone. Mahalo nui loa beautiful tribal people. Much love :)
I loved that they all loved the horchata, one of my favorite drinks. And Naseeba putting the pan (bread) in the skulls noses cracked me up!
Gracias por mostrar un poco de muestra cultura mexicana, especialmente con algo que tiene mucho significado para nosotros los mexicanos como es eso día de muertos, espero que un día puedan visitar México en especial en estas fechas y puedan ir al pueblo de Mixquic que está a las afueras de CDMX para que puedan apreciar más el festejo de día de muertos.
Naseeba’s reaction to the horchata is priceless!!!😄🧡I love these guys and gals so much!!
Mustafa loving horchata really says a lot about it. I believe if he knew the recipe for it, with it being simple, natural ingredients, he'd love it even more, and try to make it with his village's rice.
This video is especially delightful. Remembering our dead, our ancestors, is something very dear to me personally and Mexico's customs on it are truly wonderful. Hearing Mustafa tell us about how he honors those who have passed on was very interesting and everyone's advice was lovely to hear. I just knew they would like Horchata, it seems like the sort of drink that someone who has grown up with Chai and Lassi would enjoy and vice versa! Bless all the cast and crew! Greetings from Germany!
NOW I HAVE TO FIND HORCHATA
It's easy to make too if you can't find it.
If you live in The US, you can find Horchata in most Mexican restaurants/taqueria, also most Mexican food trucks have it. It's has a unique taste, you can taste some rice and cinnamon taste and it's really sweet, it's really good. You should definitely try it if you can!
I just love sticking the food in the noses!! And the if "served without water they will die again!" Put the spices out of hate!! We make curry out of pumpkin.... This has to be one of the most wonderful posts EVER!
Looks like the horchata was a big hit, even with Mama Mustafa!
Very surprising but yes
Why do people call him Mama? Shouldn't it be Papa?
@@necrogenesis1981 mama. Means uncle. Maternal uncle to be exact. Like mothers brother. Every1 calls him that so I followed suit.
@@rianamohamed300 Ah okay, got confused because I was hearing it a lot but now it makes sense lol
@@necrogenesis1981 in hindi / urdu u know exactly how an uncle is related to u. Kaka or chacha is ur dads brother, mama or mamu is ur moms brother, fuppa or poepa is ur dads sisters husband, khalai is ur moms sisters husband.
Language n culture is so interesting.
It was fun to have a couple of pairs, sitting side by side, as they experienced new things. They were so funny and joyful together. More of this please
My comment might not be about the food you are trying but more about the way you think of others. Being nice to neighbors community and the poor and be this way in all countries and states and we are all like family on this earth and to come together and share our different cultures to love and to respect one another from all over the globe. Much love from duane Austin from the United states winfield lousiana. this is my one true wish to have happen everywhere. god bless you, and be safe
It was great seeing them enjoying horchata and making jokes with the skulls!
First off my family is Mexican and when I talk about this holiday to people here it seems like a foreign concept. I love how when you start talking about the holiday everyone is like...yup got it we do the same thing......to add on to it we believe that during this time of year the boundary between the living and the dead weakens so our loved ones can come and enjoy their meals with their loved ones too
Oh nice information.
We in Pakistan (Muslims) believe, when we want to send something for a Our dear dead one , we give Food to Poor, or help poor people or we pray for their forgiveness, or read holy Quran for them (i.e we say Oh God give the reward of this thing I am doing to my dear dead one)
God will give him reward in the Afterlife or on the day of Judgement. 🌹
@@scarletace_7 that is really cool! To add on there is a big difference between how the holiday is celebrated between Mexico and a lot of the other Latin American Nations......We do not fear death because we know it is part of the life cycle and so like some of the pictures they saw it's a huge party. Monarch butterflies are believed to be out loved ones which is why they are sacred to us.
@@scarletace_7 when we want to send food we build ofrendas which are like dinning places for the dead, little alters that have their pictures and their favorite food. The color orange is very sacred to us too when it comes to this.
@@scarletace_7 thanks for sharing! My husband was Native American/indigenous and their way they leave food as a “ spirit “ gift understanding that any creature that consumes it is sent by “ spirit “. They will also hold a chair at the table for 4 seasons for those recently passed.
My grandparents came from Ireland so we had similar ways we did things .
Giving to others and asking forgiveness is I’m both cultures .
Being humble is important. Having “ honor “ as well .
@@santiagoperez5431 that comes from the cempasúchil flowers that were believed to harness the power of the sun.
This is my first year making an altar for my mother.
It was nice to see that they all enjoyed the horchata. The pan de muerto is definitely a dry bread lol
Yup, the pan is usually dipped in Mexican hot chocolate
Horchata is one of my favorite Mexican drinks.
I thought the Pan De Muerto was just for looks, to be placed on the altar as an offering!
Roman Catholic missionary: We celebrate All Saints Day and All Souls Day.
Indigenous Mexican: hold my beer.
Actually the Day of the Dead is the All Saints and All Souls Day. In my country (Philippines) we also call it, "Mga Araw ng mga Patay" , Day(s) of the Dead. Entire clan/relatives visit the tombs of our ancestors, we bring food, we feast(party) all night, it's more of a festival/fiesta. It's a Catholic feast.
@@jboycaceres2871 Ancestor worship isn't a Christian belief though. It was standard practice of Christianity (and the Romans before them) to co-opt some local beliefs/religion and fold them into their system.
@@jdb101585 Where did I say that we worship ancestors? Catholics never worship ancestors, although Protestant proselytizers use that to attract new members in our area. Thankfully Filipinos are devout Catholics.
@@jboycaceres2871 The tradition of visiting your ancestors, bringing food and feasting and all, is literally ancestor worship. It's also known as ancestor veneration.
@@jboycaceres2871 in Mexico it is a mix of the old and the “new”. There is a mix of the indigenous rites/traditions with the Catholic traditions.
5:46 It's like they brought the pumpkin back from the dead.
😭😂😂😂😭
The "happy skulls" mean that one does have to fear death and celebrating dead people's lives. Please also see their costumes they are fantastic.
That was a lot of cinnamon on the horchata. We dont usually "top it". In any case thank you for showing some love to my people. 🇲🇽
pero jamás se hace con arroz, precisamente se hace con chufas, un tipo de fruto seco, típico de Valencia
la canela sí se añade en España
@@llepaconysbcn La horchata en México se hace siempre con arroz. En otros lugares se hace con cebada.
@@pomponi0 noooooooo!... que inspida, entonces!
@@llepaconysbcn Jamás en mi vida había escuchado hablar de las chufas, así que no podría decirte si estoy de acuerdo o no, pero el agua de horchata (con arroz) es MUY popular aquí.
Ah yes, but this is not the Sughadasi rice of my village.
~~classic Mustafa🔥💪😊😁
Horchata is so good. I wish gas stations in the US had it available like many do in Mexico
Horchata! 🙌 I first time taste and drink horchata - WHOA! 🤩 I still make horchata from starch. Naseeba's face is WHOA! when she drank horchata!🎵
Manzoor, this is for you. I totally agree with what you have said and I treat everyone as equal, no one is considered high or low in my views. So thank you for giving your wishes for all beings, you are a beautiful person inside and out.
I enjoyed their energy much in this video that it felt like it only played for 5 mins. 😭 ❤️
Hoping for more videos and trying to come from them ❤️
Thank you Adrienne 😊
@@Reactistan please do one on how they react to sikh path
@@Reactistan prayer
So glad they liked horchata! I love it!
Omg!! My favorite Mexica tradition ever. I start in October and continue until November 2nd. I make the altar and food and the bread... I do it for my deceased ancestors and my loved ones who passed. My mom makes mole and so many other foods! 💀🖤❤ and I loved how Horchata was a hit!
I just knew they were going to love Horchata!! 😍😍
They got the vibe!!!! It's super fun to put an ofrenda, it's my favorite day since a kid, it's more special when people you knew alive are now visiting that day
We also use to put our names on the sugar skull forehead, and the top of the pan represent the head and the bumps are the bones of the dead, i always eat the head first!
I love how open minded they're and can find fun in everything they try or do
Ohhhh that pumpkin is great served warm with a splash of milk. We make it every year. Not sure how you made it, usually its just pumpkin, piloncillo (which is brown sugar that comes in a compacted cone, clove, and a little star anise. At least that how my family makes it. Tastes great, sweat but also with the taste of clove. In a bowl with a touch of milk.
*Sweet, not sweat. Sweat is what comes from your armpit and forehead, if you're working hard, or it's a hot day. So any food with sweat in it, would be disgusting.
whoa, they love that Mexican drink! I'd love to try that 💗
If you have kids, once your kid tries it, there's no going back. Ha! It's still the first thing my teenager looks for on the menu at a Mexican restaurant.
It's sooooooooo good
Mustafa actually like something! :D
*I love their humbleness and respect to different cultures...* ❤️❤️
This is for sure the funniest episode I've ever seen, your videos make my day 💕
Thank you 😊 Glad you liked it.
The ladies are in fine form today! Feisty!! Love them all😍
I love that you share other culture's holidays and meaning behind it, and with so much respect. This was a fantastic video!
Make them try swiss dishes (Fondue, Älplermagronen, etc.)
I loved seeing them enjoy my people’s food and culture ☺️ I just knew they would though!
Mexican food is 😋
Wow! The old guy finally liked something! hahah this day should be remembered
hes been liking a lot of things for a long time
@@emperor8716 I think "a lot" is going a bit far. They can still be counted on one hand, IIRC
You apparently missed the State Fair Food video, Mama liked every single thing.
Last 5 vids i watched the old liked most of the things
This was so much fun! It looked like everyone was having big fun. Nice video.
Horchata was VIP that one had me cracking up.
Mustafa the best Ever salam alaykum my brother Mustafa . 💪💪💪💪
Wow. Cool video. Can't get enough of them. Constant laughs
I could watch reactistan over and over whenever I have a day when I feel depressed or sad I watch and it makes me happy brings joy to my heart that I found you all and thank you for bringing our worlds together may god protect you all.
Im from Mexico but i dont celebrate it but im glad you could show them a bit of the Mexican culture🇲🇽
Much love!! 🇲🇽🇺🇸🙏🏻💚
Interesting to see they celebrate this occasion (day of the dead) in Mexico. I know if I was there I’d be bawling my eyes out remembering my relatives who have passed away 😢
But you can tell funny stories, as well. The point is just to remember them and let them know that you remember them
It's a beautiful day with many emotions, but along with missing them, there is so much joy in telling stories of memories with them, and it almost feels like you're visiting with them on these special days each year, which makes the pain of being without them the rest of the year a little easier. Many people will literally take picnics into the cemeteries and spend the day cleaning the grave, leaving offerings, and eating their own meals right there next to the headstone while sharing memories and putting up pictures of the loved ones they are remembering
A great way to understand day of the dead is to watch the cartoon movie called coco. Great movie that gave a great day of remembering awesome representation
They're such a joy to watch. Love them all!
I love how she confidently says..sabcrize kijeye...at 1:54🤣🤣🤣
MashAllah Mustafa mama gave the best advice ever.
implying afterlife exists
@@uwuman101 ?
Viva la México!
Love mama Mustafa❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍😍
They were all so funny and silly! I receive such joy from these lovely people.
We're having pan dulce, menudo, and arroz con Leche for dia de los muertos. Looking forward to inviting family back and sharing laughs with the living and the passed on
Thanks thanks thaaaaaanks for sharing pur culture!!!!🥺as a mexican, I really aporeciate!!! And I loved that you also gave the reeeeal pan de muerto(: the one with sugar came some(many) years after the real tradition.
That’s amazing🥰love you all, staff and all the people invited
I enjoy their sense of humor. So much fun about those skeletons eating those dishes. I wish I could have tasted the rice-cinnamon drinks. VIP!! 😂👍🏼😏🙏🏼
🤗🤗🤗 We celebrate Dia De Los Muertos in my family 💀🌿💀🌿💀
🌻🏵🌼🌻🏵🌼🌻🏵🌼
I loved this
Feed them some Asada tacos, ceviche, and pico de gallo!
2:20 😂😂😂
"They're already dead. If this is given without water. Poor thing will die again."
I found the comedian.
Manzoor always delivers
Happy Dias De Los Muertos from the Philippines! :)
Thank You for this video. I have no idea what is all these prior to your video
To the presenter, nice pronunciation of Día de Los Muertos, congrats :)
I love how they all went nuts for the horchata. It's just universally delicious.
First, and SERIOUSLY? I was just watching their other videos xD
👍
Nice ! 😊
A different and unique episode!
I'm sure a lot of people got to know about the festival from the video !
This time kastoori was reading parwati so much lol
Horchata seems interesting everyone liked it !
Now for tribal kids try boba tea : this time Samard liked the tea whereas others did not !
as half mexican, i'm glad to see this video up.
I loveeee Manzoor and Mustafa!! Their my favorites!! Mustafa is soo funny and hard to impress and Manzoor is just adorable 🥰
Oh man this was a good one. I'm glad that horchata is hands down loved by everyone the world over.
Searching for authentic horchata recipe after seeing these reactions 🤤🤤
manzoor in end said we must see every human being equally and treat our community people equally and love them all
Can u keep mustafa and mehboob or mustafa and manjoor in same frame that will be wonderfull….love from 🇳🇵 nepal…hope u get 10 million subscriber soon….best of luck
A great way to start my day
😄 This was one of my favorite videos. Their reaction to the first item was priceless.
I'm Mexican. And on this day everyone gets drunk and celebrate our relatives whom past away . it's all about Food, Celebration of Life, MUSIC and TEQUILA
Tamales and pozole would have been cool to see the try. I bet most would enjoy. Thanks for the video it was great! Love these guys😊
Would love to see an addition where they teach us a word from their respective language.
Horchata is probably my all time favorite drink
So happy to see another group of ppl enjoying my culture
"It's neither an animal, nor a Roti"! Omggg I love Mustafa! 🤣😂😂
I'm so glad you did this video. I love that you try many different foods from different cultures, countries/ continents, holidays, jail lol. Keep it up🥰
Horchata is the best! Next you should give them some Birria(It's like curry usually made from goat or beef) and garnished with onions, cilantro, salsa, some lemon juice and eaten with corn tortillas